TrekVW’s Anthony Wilhelm took the victory and became the third different racer to win the three training races so far. Lincoln Plating-Lemond’s Aaron Pool, finished second.

Farnham has 16 points in the overall standings in the Cat. I-II-III division. Points are awarded on a 10-5-3 basis for first, second and third place, respectively, in the six training races. The training series winner will receive complimentary entry into the 2006 Lincoln Plating Spring Cycling Classic.

Farnham's win on the circuit race course at Lincoln's Pioneer Park, combined with his third place finish in Saturday's criterium at Branched Oak Lake State Recreation Area, gives him 13 points, three more than Berger and Saturday's Cat. I-II-III winner, Jon Randell of Lincoln Plating/LeMond.

In the first of six training races over the next three weeks, Lincoln Plating-LeMond’s Jon Randell and Mike Munson rode to a 1-2 finish in the criterium that was run around a one-mile loop at Lieber’s Point. Munson attacked early in the 60-minute race. After Farnham launched an attack to bridge the gap, Randell counter-attacked to join his teammate and the two were away.

"Things settled down until two laps to go," Farnham said. "Then a guy tried to break away, the pack responded and it was all together again. On the last lap, he attacked again. After he was caught, Kevin kept going, with me monitoring the chase behind. I launched as soon as they gave up the chase to Kevin and was able to finish third."

Sunday’s second training race will be run on a two-mile loop at Pioneers Park in Lincoln. The first event goes off at 9 a.m.

This is the second year for the LBC/Highgear/TREK of Omaha Road Training Series. There will be a point competition for the top three finishers in mens’ USCF Category I-II-III, Women’s Open, Masters Men 35+ and Cat. III-IV men. The rider with the most points in each category at the end of the six-race series receives complimentary entry in this year’s Lincoln Plating Spring Cycling Classic.